Heading to the South Pole

Even with the modern advancements in technology and civilization, humanity was still unable to completely conquer this continent.

The harsh environment makes it impossible for humans to inhabit and survive here.

Moreover, cultivating crops is out of the question; all necessary supplies must be transported from the outside.

In the vast 65 million square kilometers of the South Pole, there was a misty sea area with thousands of islands, large and small, connected by icebergs.

Despite being covered by ice and snow throughout the year, some of these islands miraculously grew green vegetation.

This specific region, however, was an unexplored and off-limits area for various countries, not even daring to take photographs.

Satellite images showed a vast expanse of fog, making it impossible to see the mysteries of this region.